NaturalisesBlooms: Spring (February–April)
Plant: September–November · Depth: 10–15 cm deep
Daffodil Bulbs
Narcissus pseudonarcissus
Daffodils are the most reliable and cheerful of all spring bulbs. Their bright yellow (and white, orange, or bicolour) trumpet flowers are a sure sign that spring has arrived. Unlike tulips, daffodils naturalise beautifully — meaning they multiply and return year after year with minimal effort. They're also deer and rodent-resistant.
Bloom Season
Spring (February–April)
Planting Time
September–November
Planting Depth
10–15 cm deep
Light
Full sun to partial shade
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Care Guide
How to care for your Daffodil Bulbs
Quick Care Steps
Planting
Plant in autumn, 10–15 cm deep, 3 times the bulb's width apart.
Naturalising
For a natural look, scatter bulbs and plant where they fall.
After flowering
Deadhead but leave foliage for 6 weeks to feed the bulb for next year.
Dividing
Divide congested clumps every 4–5 years in summer when foliage has died.
Common Issues & Fixes
Blind bulbs (no flowers)
Foliage cut too early last year. Allow leaves to die back fully.
Bulb rot
Waterlogged soil. Improve drainage.
Narcissus fly
Firm soil around bulbs after planting to deter the fly.
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